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The Collège de France’s audiovisual content, which includes most of the courses taught there, is available as video recordings and audio podcasts with open access. All of these online courses and lectures are listed below and can be explored using the available filters. They are also accessible on the eight YouTube channels and various podcasting platforms featured on the Collège de France’s “Digital Dissemination of Knowledge” page.

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The contribution of metabolomics to integrative biology

Dominique Rolin
Symposium

Mastering the structure of lipids through knowledge of the biosynthetic pathways of various organisms

Jean-Marc Nicaud
Symposium

Beyond metabolic engineering, synthetic biology

François Kepes
Symposium

Designing new enzymes and enhancing their performance through molecular engineering

Magali Remaud
Symposium

Photosynthesis. Efficiency and potential of microalgae for solar energy conversion

Gilles Peltier
Symposium

Adapting lignocellulosic biomass to its uses

Herman Hofte
Symposium

Plant biotechnologies and plant improvement

Loïc Lepiniec
Symposium

Using sequencing data to predict genes and their functions

Jean-François Gibrat
Symposium

Introduction

Paul Colonna
Symposium

The diversity of terrestrial and aquatic plant solutions

Paul Colonna
Lecture

The role of bioenergy in the energy transition

Paul Colonna
Lecture

From energy and chemical needs to chemical structures of biological origin

Paul Colonna
Lecture

State and state effects : contemporary issues

Franz Schultheis
Symposium

State and society : the production of legitimate identities

Francine Muel-Dreyfus
Symposium

Genesis of the modern state : the monopoly of symbolic violence

Bernard Lacroix
Symposium

State policies : the geometrical viewpoint of perspectives

Marc Olivier Baruch
Symposium

The sociology of the state in Pierre Bourdieu's work

Frédérique Matonti
Symposium

Opening

Gisèle Sapiro
Symposium

Renewable carbon in food, energy and chemical systems

Paul Colonna
Opening lecture

Optimal income taxation and tax migration of high earners

Alain Trannoy
Symposium

Social VAT and competitiveness

Olivier Passet
Symposium

English indirect taxation in the 19th century : masked protection ?

Pierre-Cyrille Hautcoeur
Symposium

Reflections on Capital Taxation

Thomas Piketty
Symposium

Taxing Capital: Not a Bad Idea?

Pierre Pestieau
Symposium

The Mirrlees Report: Taxing Income From Capital

Steve Bond
Symposium

International comparisons of redistribution

Jean-Luc Schneider
Symposium

The Revenu de Solidarité Active experience

François Bourguignon
Symposium

Employment and temporary low-income assistance

Stéphane Gauthier
Symposium

Outlook

Ismail Serageldin
Symposium

Decision-makers

Ismail Serageldin
Symposium

Special address

Peter Doherty
Symposium

Players in the field

Ismail Serageldin
Symposium

Promoting effective actions

Ismail Serageldin
Symposium

Special address

Wole Soyinka
Symposium

Taking concrete action

Ismail Serageldin
Symposium

The role of science

Ismail Serageldin
Symposium

Towards the eradication of hunger

Ismail Serageldin
Symposium

Image ontology (continued) (9)

Philippe Descola
Lecture

A Compass for Possibilities: Global Governance and Legal Humanism

Mireille Delmas-Marty
Closing lecture

Conclusion

Jon Elster
Lecture

Image ontology (continued) (8)

Philippe Descola
Lecture

Comparison of the French and American constitutional models : genesis and evolution

Michel Rosenfeld
Seminar

Round table : The law as regulator of tensions between hominization and humanization ?

Mireille Delmas-Marty
Seminar

Post-humanization and/or dehumanization ?

Marie-Angèle Hermitte
Seminar

New methods of procreation

Anne Fagot-Largeault
Seminar

Plurality of nature/culture representation models

Philippe Descola
Seminar

Heterogeneity of sources, diversity and universalism of biblical texts

Thomas Römer
Seminar

Linking the future : eligibility and amendments

Jon Elster
Lecture